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District G0verumeml Affair.
MORE LIGHT

Gas-lamps win soon be erected AZ the following
localities: 1, east SID Vermont avenue between
4 and U streets; !, northeast corner Vermont
avenue and Y street. I, northwest corner j street
and vermont avenue; l, southwest corner z and
lOtn streets; =, on Vermont avenue between and
boundary streets: i, east side Ism STREET vel ween
Y anu Corcoran streets; !, west side 18th street
between Corcoran and streets; I, southeast cor
her jackson Alley ana North Capitol street; 4.
northeast corner North Capitol anu q strsets; l.
West Side OF North Capitol DeJween Aassac lusetf
avenue and q street; I, southwest corner lat and
streets northw, ST. l. IN alley In SQUARE 1rs pro-
Nded property owners pay co5I OF segvice-nain; 4.
norm SIDE OF Pennsylvania avenue between i2th
and 18Th streets southeast; J. south side a street
bctwecn I'm and 18TH streets southeast; 4, east
81 &c lotn street southeast OetNeenG and streets;
i, west side 10Th street southeast DeJween 4 and
q streets; j, southwest corner Poriner Pace ana
street; L, street opposite porLuer Place
D. PorJIer Pace betweea L and v Streets
=, street between 18Th and 18th streets; J. east
sde l3Ih street opposite Wallace stIeet; SOUTH
west corner Nlrgila avenue AID 2.sd street north
west; l, I'D street between Narelnia avenue and
Il street northwest
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The Evangelical Alliance.
A PRELIMINARY MEETING LAST Nr0HT-PRENDEN1
DOD0ES address,

DOD0E Address
There was a large attendance at the Mount Yer.
non Place Church last evening to listen to ad-
dresses from Mr.. W. E Dodge, the president of the
Evangelical Alliance, and Rev. Josiah Strong, the
general secretary. AS the meeting was preiimi-
nary to the sessions Of the Evangelical Alliance
which will begin in this city on December Tth the
city churches were well represented Rev. Dr.
the Evangelical Alliance. presided, and upon the
platform were seated w. Z. Dodge Rev. Josiah
strong, Revs. 7. s. Hamlin, Byron sunderland, 8.
M. Newman, 6. w. Haddaway, j. G. Butler L. w.
Bates, Gen. s. s. henkle, A. s. Pratt, A. M. Clapp
and Jesse b. Wilson. MI. Dodge was introduced
and made an address In which he gave state
ment OF the objects and aims OF the Evangelical
Alliance in organizing Christian effort and senti-
ment throughout the country TO be brought TO bear
upon the questions OF the day. He spoke OF the
importance or this work, and how much good could
be accomplished by united EFFORT and acton on the
part OF the christian people OF the country. Rev.
ers secreta4y Of the silsnes and WSa
author of the work entitled "Our Country" also
MADE an address. He spoke Of what the alliance
could be effected in the way OF organizing local
alliances, by holding public meetings where Ques-
lions OF public interest are discussed. aud In Q
variety OF ways cultivating and creating proper
public sentiment. Upon the conclusion Or the ad-
dresses Rev. DR.. Pitzer said that the Washington
branch would entertain the speakers invited TO
address the alliance, who would be some thirty In
number. He asked that all those who wished 70
aid In this work and would be wiling TO receive
some Of speakers guests In their homes should
notify Mr. A. s. Pratt OF the executive committee
After the general meeting the executive commit
tee whose names were published in saturdays
STAR met In the parlor or the church 70 talk over
tine arrangements for the general meeting in
December Mr.. Dodge and Rev. Mr.. slrong met
with the committee, and 1t was learned through
the formcr that about 1900 delegates from dif-
ferent portions OF the country would attend the
alliance meetings. number OF suggestions were
made TO assist the committee In tneir arrange
ments A sub-executive committee was APP
noinIad consisting OF the following. Rev
s. NJ. Newman, Rev. Dr.. Pttzer, Mr. A. s.
Pratt, Mr.. w. Ballantyne and Rev. DR.: Had
daway. Mr.. Jesse b. Wilson, Gen. s. 8 Henkle
committee on finance. The headquarters OF the
committee will De one OF the pariors OF the Con-
gregati0nal church. The alliance will meet on
days. All the sessions will be held In the Congre
gational church.
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DIED.


BROWN. On Saturday; Novenlber 18th. lss7. g.
70 30 am. MM y b.oMA, bsiovsi hsshArd 81
Gone but not forgotten
Funeral viii take place from late rsaldepce No
40 y street sonthssst on sssaas, lovslnbar 15tk
80 pm Be. wees 81 EbeneEer NJ u church cor
ner OF Ala and y streets southeast
1857. At O'Clock q N LOhLSA 1. Only sso seio,ed
chiid Dr. J. v. and Alice l. earn aer arsf thrss
yesrs and eight months-
mornins. Aovsmbsr II. 1857. cI Ara a idTihIsf.
Funeral 81 the tlftesnth strsst fssstysensn chuck
SUNDAY. Aoy.nbsr AZ, 81 y m frsnos q tss O.
JACKSON. Died Novsuber 9, 1857 JACOB JACK
SOB. ~ $50 pm. An the sixty nxst yeHr % his 80
funersi nom has late rss>asncs sgz srest north
vest sunday, November "a ~ 80 Sehosen ..
Il ssy s s Va sss q
1851, ANA I; hyLLhh. N &c as s-nrss yssr q
q Ii sns s cssssn n SUR. q .;sss.sSs.
kotcs Of funeral hsre<ttsr
RICHARDSON. On Thur.d&y. Ncys.sbsr 10, lees.
Ssio.sa G sssssad q I. S sssss.
.sss:s ss$ ss S:s sss = r;sS
THOMPSON On 1hundsy morning. Novss,hsr 10
EGb, q. isss llsx hgssA ossssol ..ssss xAAcf
n 4 sSs'i rs sssi Slssss : oass1 ~
.2ysEsGsz1 az, 1H ~ sIIvszs ry.x-
sssi d; ss q = y s:. = Z: =:
Ihssaosss bng hsaas sse fciasA
Hss tf,.L g, ~ sn1s4
r ss "a I'D. ~ 80; 3: ~: g. = ~ -.
4 49, SSHerA sn'ee ed rAadS0 .
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COURT IN GkHEBAL TERN.
Yesterday, Johp w. Foster, Of the Virginia bar,
Kent. Matter OF Horace Broughton, arm Of
Broughton 4 Neore, bankrupt; argued and sub
mttted.
To-day. Beck aRt. Beck: argued and submitted.
Phoenix Mutual LIE Insurance Co agt- Grant et
al; Defendants motion denied
RouFry o0UH9-yud0s 4ssvSok.
Today Lee sgI F9;ssr c ns,se ressS ane
act. Fislds: dismissed for want OF replication.
LSnahan AIT SOLAR; do. Powell agt Aancossas;
do OlNeill agt Saris; sale ratined MIS-. Ffesorey
at. Taylor; sale by committees ordered East.
wood AIT Gilman; pro confesso set aside and time
allowed to answer. Lee agt Foote; receivers au-
thorized TO borrow money; shoemeker agt Shoe
Ra FOs .ppSnssS SssT'ss sS ,s
emcuIf couRg-Jsdoe Or.
Yesterday, Moses Son at Taylor; trial 70
sS Te.Say, censs sgs Arnold suit dismis.sd 10,
want Of surety. VOL = 1arke ege Cruz Bro
soods o. s, use o., and Bassett q Al; demurrer
"a dsciarxyaon oyerruled. Mackey, administrator
| 81. baltimore ana Potomac Railrped Co; %.
Mn leave 70 plead q. G, Ne OF, &c, agl Draper
40: "a Nerihsn Britannia Co agt Clapp DaSis
| Judgment 81 con1emnattcA Frdxler agl Dtsss1cf
| cerIined 70 general tern.
sossT S SsSs occ.ss i S.ss n AN
ana restitut,oa s'ng 1pg, e,s ; hops:; CO.
dayx JaA TenplA colored Assault; 40 o. 3
Ssye Ca smith, coaorod, larceny; ~ nDntha
tdWard DINA celoeed molesone och4oi eon
hl1sd tina AcKennst, uopeoh pestp; =
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social Sensation an New Haven.
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF A MARRIAGE WHICH rooK
PLACE TWO YEARS Ago.

FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF A MARRIAGE WHICH TOOK
PLACE TWO YEARs Ago.
A telegram 20 the New YORK Sun from New
Haven, November IL, says: A sensation was
created In anstocratic circles to-day by the an
nouncement OF the marriage OF Dr. VIM u.
Hotchkiss TO Miss Elizabeth A voss, which
took place two years ago In Hamburg, Germany,
and has been kept secret until to-day. Dr.
hoJchAiss Is one OF the leading physicians Ia
this Town and belongs 20 Que OF the most
aristoV ratio and wealthy families. while he wo-
man L. unknown. sac came 10 lbis Cay four years
ago, bringing letters OF Introduction 20 Francis
Nay LAM, dean of the law school; ex-Gov lnxer-
soil, and other prominent citizens AID reprsse nued
herself as having been unfortunate, and vslng de-
SIRIUS OF teaching lhe German language and nIer-
AZURE. She organized a kindergarten al Grove
Hail, fashionable scno0l, ana formed CAS- LOT
adults, DIR. Hotcnkiss being one OF the class
Miss toss stayed at Grove Hal nearly two
years, durng which Time sue was aulJe intimate
with DR.. hoLcnAlss In 1ss5 she went 10 Ger
many, where enc was soon aiterwaru follow ed
by the doctor, VINO renewed ms acluaini-
ance, and The coupe were married 10 hahn
burg ID. hotchkiss returned home, ana hAy-
ing becUne alsenchanted, ignored his wife's
letters win the apparent inIentlos OF dlsclainl-
INK any relationship. the woman recently ar
rived here ana demanded recognition and support
Sne was put on under VARIOUS prels noes uDli To-
day, when ne acknowledged Jhe marriage, and the
facts became pu0ic. The Iaotner OF Dr. Motcnkfss
Is very wealthy, ana the suppositi0a u that TIE
woman expected in time 10 get portion OF the
money. 1De mother of the docUof Lhreatens "
oisinherit him II he lives with the woman
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CArAssu In Tn HEAp

ognstes scrofulous faint In The bleed. Hence tn
proper method by which to cure cstsrrh il 70 Durs
tie blood IT. many dtssgFssabls symptoDs. end TIN
danger u dsvsoping into bronchitis OK that terribly
fatal dissass consumption. entirely removed b.
Hoods saxsspsrla. which cures cstsrrh By purifyina
the blood; IL also tones mp the system and grsatly
improves the general hsslth Try the "pseuhar msdt
cinen
~ have ussd Hoods Sarsspsrilla for catarh with
satisfactory rssulta received moro permanent very
bsnsAt from IL than for any other remedy tried
n. 3. AEAD. Wsusson. Ohio.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by al druggista u; si1 for o. Prepared only
BY @ L HOOD CO., Apothecsziss, Lowell, Maa.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. q
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Mama.


on the Msshinyton stock E4cnxngs are noted today
%..hise.oos b bssH e b. ~" a ::sss
sST g. q BID M.tionI MeslopOassn Insur. rs
pr.nce. 81 nd. 81 ssfsd. TssSington SEsck
M.icnI MstrYPolitsn Bank, i75 pa, Farmyrs'
sad Hschan,,es MANI Ge9YstSwn, lS1 bid Cen en-:
kepublic, 1879 bid: 100 asked. second Nstional
papk. 1xe nd Heal k.tate Title Insurencs. l25A
10 bid i22 asked &sshineto1 Market Co..
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Police Raid = Prise Fight.
ONE OF THl PUGuIeTs AND NuNDER OF sPKCrA-
TORS ARRR0rIn

JERsIY CIT, N, J., Nov. 12.-The Jersey City
police ratded q gang OF pug,lists and sporting
men In the midst or prize ngnt at the West Side
Driving Park at O'Clock this morning aid arrested
twenty-stx OF the men, including QUE OF the prin-
cipals The men were In the middle OF the nrst
the police broke In upon them. About Two hun.
dred persons were present The principals were
Patrick smith and Patrick Curtin. The ngnt was
with hard gloves 70 nn1Sh Tor purse q eco.
The prisoners were each nneu $40 or disorderiy
conduct.
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FOR SALE--HOuSES.

FOR SALE--HOCS
WSNAhhf9NLy i 1900 NHM sHsEEsEoSX
ISSs s.n:s room: deep . root =: sids S.nasx.
to n atsh'''rsst cara siEiGEs LiEsEEiaaaA A
FoR sALE 2. cHEAp PIECE OF BUSINESS
- % f'''''''' TX fAEsrroRp.
stss"s i.r1 S:' ssss i6s &C fs:s
RfOR SALE Oh RENT-FURNI HEr-l342 YER
'% as.Is Ti0s' Oh Mf I /; !
e S.sn m. i: in splendid condi.iOn; Price $1,000;
81. ssdis 70 n ' HaG s? fn
sos. ST. aT
iaT u n 6sSA'' rsps excellent locations
Xso HOUSE Vary i.shionably located on 81. near
~o o,ssm ave. 4 2' so11DssoRouoH. "a 4 CO.
At s5sr.stive fIsms Dwsllings Nos 27s6,2s.30 AID
zen fstE: price d 800 sssh on easy Terms now
eSHsd seSs ~ & 8. w month 'esH
EOR .sALE-sIxTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
small homes o. from one TO 100 acres; improved
oAu u0uuProVe0s Wltnlu from one nile 70 ten miles
OF the city very cheap aud very easy terms Call
sena '0r circu'ar' l. d. sifhhho :, cH .. aSo7
Z, OR SALE-Ok EXCHANGE FOR LOTS WELL
oss, d. the following once properties on Capitol
moderate circumstances. We can make terms easy and
satisfactory thereby giving the purchaser oppOr-
tunity to buy with small addition 70 the rental value
Of the property.
dow iron stepa stone trimmings, cellar, lack build
ing rooms b. b. latrobe, range slate mantels, aud
very complete and beautiful house; under lease $500
per year; price $500.
New house "a at. ct e., 2-story and base.
ment rooms and bath. range latrobe slate aud wood
$500.
New Groom house on st. near I'd ct. me-. 2-story
and BASEMENT water. latrobe, slate and
New broom and cellar 6ricK house on st s.e
oLsI; rented Ply per Year; prlcs yl,S5O
o15-1m DANENHOMEh h Son, Ills = ct, q. W
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A College students, Prank.
THEY HANG ERFIGIHa RKPkEsENTING THR ANARnH

lists IN FRONT OF THE COLLEGE BUILDING.
GALEsBURG, ILL, Nov. 12.-SOne Knox college
students hung i've en1gtes from q wire stretched
between two nigh trees just In front OF the COuege
Thursday night and apparently 10 prevent inter-
ruptt0n SmeAred the posts OF tue college gate
with tar and passed board between them. Four
OF The EN- les were intended TO represent men and
one q woman In addiuon 70 bearing the names OF
four members OF the senior class and one OF tue
seminary, the efagies were named Parsons, Spies,
Engel LnRY and Nina Van Zandt The affair mas
caused q sensation and Is rOundly condemned
The mass OF students are organizing vigilance
committee for The purpose Of terreLing out the
perpetrators OF the outrage and expulsi0ns may
follow.
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Special Cable Dispatch to TEE EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Nov. 12.-TO-day's news from San
Reno is more favorable. The health OF the crown
prince is improving. The doctors have unani-
mousy decided to postpone making an external
operation, which, perhaps, can be avoided en-
tirely.
A meeting OF 1000 intransigeants in Paris has
resolved TO form a barricade committee in case
Ferry Is elected president
The continental stock exchanges to-day are
quiet and inactive. The Panama Canal shares are
weak
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A BOY Seriously Burned.

HIS CLOTHING SET on FIRE BY COMPANION.
Joseph Forrest, q colored boy living at No. 2o7
Willow Tree Alley, In South Washington, was
severely and probably fatally burned about the
body about O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He was
at home when the occurrence TOOK place. HIS
clothing was set on fire by an unknown colored
boy, who left the house as soon as he committed
the act.
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1t Looked Like a Bomb.

SOME EXCITEMENT IN MINNEAPOLIS OVER THE FIND
OF NIGHT wATCHMAN.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. IA supposed dyna-
mite bomb was picked up by q night Waterman
on 4tn street, between MicOlett and Hennepln
avenues at 5:45 this morning. 1t was OF gas
pipe, over loot long. At one end was q fuse
which had evidently been lighted. The bomb
was sent to Mr.. Dodge, professor OF chemistry,
who refused TO analyze 1t without authority. 1t
was then gwen In charge OF the police, who will
ascertain LIS nature BY an attempt to explode IT,
The ind OccasiOned much excitement on the
streets
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REPORTS FROM SECRETARY wHITNRY indicate that
his health 10 improving, and 1t is hoped that he
viii be able TO resume his duties at the Depart
ment In about two weeks.
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Man RlED.

CooK-BAILEy. A. Portland, Maine. on the lst
inst, b. the DIR. fsnn, Cl.Aklks JoOk b HAh-
XIII p. bAILEA, botn VI Port.4lsd-
HALE-oLIvER On November 2, 1857, hy Rev
W. H. Chapman the residence Of the brlass fatbez-
Washington, DC.
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BALTIMORE. No., November l2.-virSinia con.
sod.sso a a.; Rs,s az: ePIg3n e. do tan forsa
BALTIMORE. M, November l2.-Cotton arm and
s,xnsr riddlins' ho*aioss Flour quiet e .s Sr
rsd> Jse63: amher. 6la8A; western dun and easy;
No. w5ntsf red. spot Svalse0,s; Deoenbers Slha
Shi issS2; yellow. western quiet cut nrmsr:
mixed, spot 5iA Uaa; var. 5bs5Os: !snuary. S0a5L
1yivsna, 30a36; WESTERN white 35s0; western mixed
nss IAN; ovsx fsoyasors 9ues ,n@
sausess: osdan.,y e f.il. i7ssls1 sus.r.,copRsr
90 UyerpQol PR steamer nolnnsly steady cvtton.
ed1S noss iayd; g5stn. ze4Ad Rscedp<sT %lE
epehslsi osfss E.0v0 npehsls; rye, 600 byshsls,,
6nsDeis sass~.hsSs Snsi.ls. ne corn 1900
bunhA1a
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Local Notes.

The National Christian Science Institute ito
cure patients according to the principles COM
monty known as that Of Christian Science" has
hled certificate OF incorporation. Emma Gray,
Alice II. MORSE and Em1llne l. Morse sign the In
strument
The certificate Of the election OF the following
trustees OF En0n Baptist church was filed today
Prince WiIitams Henry Harrod and WaSisSp
Brooks.
DR.. John Trimble, secretary Of the National
attend the annual meeting OF the state Oranges.
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sales Of Real Estate.

r. Fendall, trustee, has sold to I. A. DufYy and
W. MCGUIRE. trustees OF the Enterprise Real Es-
tate Association. lots TO IL, Is 10 - block q, T..
& BIS sub MI Pleasant, for g, 45625.
A. T. Kingsley has bought OF L. W. Woodruff.
for sl2 COO pit lot 1, 50. 4O4 % by IS feet the
north side Of street. between sth and 9th streets
n
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Fire I'm RhilaAalnlnia

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2.-Fire early this morning
completely destroyed the building No. 92S North
80 street. The building was owned by A. X.
small manufacturer Mr.. Lentz' loss is $4,000
insurance. $4,000 The losses to the occupants
viii aggregate about $500.
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Very Light Punishment.
LAwYIR smith FINED $50 FOR SHOOTING At ANoTHK
lAWYkR COURT.

KEAnM0. PA. NOV. RTDaniel Scnroeder and
Gay, had rough ana tumble night IN the court
room, which eliminated In smith firing an inef-
Judge echwart1 $50 each FOR contempt OF court.
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TEE RESIGNATION Of Engineer A. O. Young, U. s.
Navy. has been accepted, to take effect June 30,
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BoRDINf0wN, N. j., Nov. l2,-Extra train No. 81,
the Lehgh Valley freight, bound east, on the line
Railroad, broke In two and subsequently, ran to-
gether aC AourtOnvlle ct an early hour this morn
Ing, smashing up number OF cars and blocking up
number Of hours
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: GROWN PRINCES DECISION.

He Will not Submit to an Operation
for Exclusion Of the Cancer.
BERLIN, Nov. lathe Ndtiond, Zeit,sa0 states
that the German specialists, on Friday, after o
consultation agreed that the diagnosis OF the dis
ease as cancer in April was correct and that the
disease has since spread.
The crown prince was informed OF their conclu-
stons, and he retired for an hour to consider what
init TO an operation. He bears himself in the
bravest manner.
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DALI trustee, TO 7. A. Duffey ct al, trustees lots
to IL ana Is to q, blk. g. and BIS sub. Nj Pleas
ant; s., 456.25. Alice T. Underwood 10 E. Brennan,
sub Al, SO. 236; s.. Agnes Gramm TO p. NJ. Kelly.
pt. 4, so. 20; e. p. N. Kelly TO Jonathan Gramm,
same property; =. Caroline Watson 10 A. J..
Barrows TO Anna Z. Tracy, pts Ia anu 10. 81. 743;
$4,000. W. X. Butler 70 Jonn steward ct al, sub
lots 80 and 81, and east hall lot 10, 81. s73;
q, 500. F. w. Huidekoper to ii. ID. Cooke, lot =
block l32, Beuluth; $4,000. H. ID. Cooke TO y. W..
Huidekoper, same property; e. w. H. Run TO
John A. ItuH, interest under will OF Jos Bryan;
g. F. w. Woodruff 10 A. a. Kingsley, part 1, So.
404; $40 F. Carusi ct al, trustees, 10 A. G.
keubsam, sub 13l, SO. 444; g.. VIM jackson 10
A. Z. Black, part 3, 50. 525; 3.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 12.--<Aeo. HuAefer Ind Chaa Loben.
stein, the Two men aITSsled last evening By ON
Gers smith and 1terney, charged with making In
kee-ayenIle car, Wero before Justice W00dmaI
to-day. 6uaeter ree1Ated arre4 and attempteo q
shoot the onicera ~ ~ prtsoneU request thl
dag. The pg1s0neEs ware unable 70 furnish tn
necessary security and were yemanded 70 jail.
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No Crowds Allowed NJ TullamOre.
DUBLIN, Nov. IA procl nation has been is
sued at TullamOre f0rbidding the assembling
near the prison where Mr.. Obrten Is confined OF
any crowds.
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4 WAsHIH6T0HIAN IN JAIL IN ONO FOB sHoO1INo
MAN IN A STREET nNCoUNrRR.
Mr.. j. A. Plumley, who LETT this city several
months ago for Broughton, Ohio, where he became
superintendent Of the Vanderbilt 6tave and Lum-
Der Company, is now In jail awaiting trial ON the
charge OF killing . man named Carpenter, who
had been employed by the company. The accounts
OF the affair received In this city represent that
Plumley nred the fatal shot In self-defensa We
account. one day, while the Piumley family were
ac dinner &c Is stated, Carpenter entered Plum
and naps no sns Ter e. 'q po, sde
a a; for time, and when be returned he
s S Ms % a.
Plumley with Q revolver IN his hand. The latter
instantly drew his weapon, and beth men nred
TOOK effect in Mr.. Piumleys breast glanced up.
ward toward his collar bone, and u now lodged
under his arm. The second snoe gIased ths ski3P
cooking revolver rred four times. then turned and
ran toward his ONCE. Carpenter pursued him and
lssd four more tunes All Of PIun f snSe: socs
twenty-rour hours AFTER the ahooeiAg. YoanG
Harry Piumley, upon hearing q TIE di@cnlty
started Y sSn q ssooa adss ss s@
q small 2s-caIi6ef pistol and discharged its con
tents at his fathers would-be assasdn. None d
s. ss0 Z sss fsssS y ss
Quentiy released on ball
the colored housebreeser, Who lo9 h1p hapq WIZ
caught robbtng chicken coop 1ome mo6tho = %
vas u the Criminal Gouzs tbs m2sn1G e!
sssorney fsmsrted thai he hs6 dsc,isSd 70 49,
cute ~ st.sE y le.s e nsnd ~ 80 = -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York stock Market.
The following are the opening aud closing prices of
the New York stock Market, Is reported by special
wire TO COrson 4 Macartney, l4l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

THERE WILL BIZ AN EXAMINATION for pomologists
for the Agricultural Department at the rooms Of
the Civil-Serviee Commissioners on Tuesday, 18th
inst. Applicants whose legal residence is In Mary
land or The District OF Columbia Will not be ex-
amtned.